Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

&. Politz and family returned from the
Bay yesterday
Louis Phillips is expected to return from
| the East tomorrow
Miss Flo Bourne, of Colfax, is visiting
| friends at Santa Cruz.
Surveyo General Reichert went to the
| Bay yesterday afternoon.
Colonel T. w. Sheehan returned from the
| camp at Santa Cruz yesterday.
Clay M. Chapman and family returned
yesterday from Soda Springs, Nevada
county.
DR.. II. Latham came up from San Fran
| cisco yesterday, and went to Marysville last
evening.
Judge G. n. Post goes below this morn
ing to attend meeting of the Pacific Coast
Field Trial Club.
A L. Frost, Dr. G. P. Glow, DR.. Reid and
R. ]. Burns left last evening for Lake
Tahoe, to spend week or ten days.
r. c. Monk, of this city, has been called
to Gold Hill, New, to see his brother, Henry
Monk, who is dangerously i'll ut that place
A large number Of ladies and gentlemen
from this city attended social at the resi-
dence of e +. Aiken, short distance east
of the city, last evening.
]. H. Miller, of Latrobe, Ell Dorado
county, is spending few days in the city.
He says the Sacramento climate beats that
of the seacoast a. all hollow
On Wednesday evening last the 8" old
boys" held forth in sort of good-by So
cial at Pioneer Hall, in honor of A. III.
Powers and family who were about to de-
part for Fresno, their future residence.
There were about fifty Pioneers and their
families present. The presentation of
keepsake memento to Mr.. Powers, and
several social hours, with a well-provided
banquet, we've features of the occasion.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday I: Terry, Oakland; J. P. Currier,
| Esther Williams. T. J. Finney, c. P. Hall,
q. 2. Clark, S. Hollub, l.. D. Stone. San
Francisco; E. A. Van Dalsen, San Jose;
G. F. Packer, Colusa; E. Candall, Los An
geles; E. G. Mclean, MERGED; j. B. Raver-
| dy, Stockholm Frank Jones. Kansas City;
f. ID. Adams, Auburn; H. Decheut, II, w.
Hanlev, Ed. Harrigan Emily Yeamans,
| Mrs. 0. Yeamans, Amy Lee, New York; S.
| G. Kellogg, E. J. DePue, Chas. Kohler, San
Francisco j. De Fremery H. Bendel, Oak
| land.
A farewell party was rendered to Master
| Sterling Nourse at the residence of his par
| ents No. 2308 H street, last Wednesday
evening by the members of the Pro Quito
Club. Games. literary and musical exer-
cises and dancing were the principal feat
| ures of the evening AT II O'Clock refresh
| ments were spread, after which dancing
was in order until 2 o'clock, when the
party dispersed after extending their good
| wishes for his success in his new home, in
Berkeley, where he is to remove in few
| DAYS. Following are the names of those
present Miss Hattie Bell, Miss Maud Bell,
Miss Hattie Roth, Miss Irma Fitch, Miss
| Lulu Merwin, Miss Alice Harvey, Miss
Ella Clark, Miss Lille Pimber, Miss Bessie
Bowers Miss Lizzie Sullivan, Miss Annie
Woods, Miss Reba Nourse, Miss Emma
Cooper, Edwin Rowe, William Larkin,
Hamlet Grissim. Sterling Nourse, Edwin
Olney, Harry Carroll, John Hillhouse,
George Battelle, William Flemming, Wal
ter Bates, Edgar Hevener, George Clark,
| Charles Newman, Albert Pait Charles
BrockWay.